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Now let's add an account for Someone else on your Domain and PC:
(What we are doing now is adding another user, but using the same mail box
and servers at your ISP to send and receive E-mail.)
- Open Outlook Express:
- Select:
- Tools
- Accounts
- Mail Account Tab
- Add
- mail
- Display Name... say: Ann King - Your Company Limited Next...
- Check.. I already have an E-mail Account
- Add.. ann@yourcompany.com
Next...
- Server Names: Pop3, SMTP,
- Pop = mail.???.net SMTP = mail.???.net
- Here add the servers as supplied by your internet connection
Company (ISP) If you don't know this Information, close the window, exit
the setup wizard, select the default E-mail account, properties, server
tab and copy onto paper the pop and SMTP info from there.
- Account Name: as supplied by your ISP
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Password - as supplied by your ISP
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Check Remember Password Next...
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Finish
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Now you are back at the "Internet Accounts" Window.
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Click the new entry
-
Properties
- Type a name by which you'd like to refer ...etc" Say:
Ann's Account
- NOT Checked "Include this account when sending or
synchronising mail"
- Close all dialogue windows.
As long as you only change this information you may add as many accounts as
you wish without creating errors.
Additionally, If you have a Webmarkworld.com Hosted Domain Name, Our mail servers
have been configured to send all mail addressed to that Domain Name, to your
ISP mail box. This will happen without you needing to set any more accounts,
although you may wish to set up others just like "Ann above"
Do the things above, then send yourself some tests.
This system works well, and we have used it in thousands of
instances.
Much good info is also available in the Help
screens of Outlook Express, though it may be a little wordy?.
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